:up: It's not dissimilar to the more contemporary to 'pimp up'.

Trained language experts are up to speed on this:

This bread tasted of Clark"s youthful poverty,

As suspected, it did well paired with butter.

The cornmeal and whole wheat base made it a bit heartier and the molasses added a sweetness that added a sweetness that was sweet.

I'm happy with that comparison.

For he's s jolly good fellow, for he's a jolly good fellow!

The shape kinda looks like a pig. Was that on purpose? Or am I just suffering from that condition where you see pigs everywhere because some dude couldn't stop himself posting pictures of them every couple of hours? (Porcinevidereonlineitis).

I see the pig. But was thinking more armadillo.
It's a Texan thing. You wouldn't understand.

Speaking of bread, tried and largely failed to make a gluten-free margherita last night. Didn't prepare the dough quite right and first time using a new pizza oven. :grimace:

The shape kinda looks like a pig. — Baden

I see the pig. — Paine

But was thinking more armadillo.
It's a Texan thing. You wouldn't understand. — Paine

Knowing what an armadillo looks like is a Texan thing? :chin:

It does increase the statistical likelihood that you have the capacity.

Made me another loaf of bread:

Your loaf looks kind of bad, but also kind of good. Also, are you purposefully not tagging Clarky in protest of Banno's rather egotistical complaint of people not tagging him when talking about him? If so I approve.



What type of pizza oven? Ooni or whatever it's called? I'm a pizza fanatic and would love to get able to get one some day, but I don't have outdoor space at the moment.

Your loaf looks kind of bad, but also kind of good. Also, are you purposefully not tagging Clarky in protest of Banno's rather egotistical complaint of people not tagging him when talking about him? If so I approve. — Noble Dust

I can't remember how to tag @Tclark. Someone remind me.

Knowing what an armadillo looks like is a Texan thing? — Baden

I can't remember how to tag Tclark. Someone remind me. — Hanover

It doesn't show up on the list, but it works. Just type t clark after the @ in the box. Space after the T.

Also, are you purposefully not tagging Clarky in protest of Banno's rather egotistical complaint of people not tagging him when talking about him? — Noble Dust

I have no problem with not tagging me unless it's an insult. I hate to miss a good insult.

So should I only tag you if I'm insulting you?

So should I only tag you if I'm insulting you? — Noble Dust

You should tag me whenever you want me to respond, but especially with insults.

I've got me a bourbon drink and I'm listening to a far away static filled radio station playing 1950s country songs I've never heard of.

I call it throwback Sunday, which is pretty authentic but for the interweb posting thing I'm simultaneously doing.

Time for some Cline:

Your pizza looks good except for where you took a welding torch to its ass side.

Maybe hold it up to your face and jut out your two front teeth and scrape the good part off and sling the other part off like a Frisbee.

So this actually just happened. That radio station I was listening to reminded me tomorrow was Robert E. Lee Monday, which I looked up, and it actually is.

For those who might not know, tomorrow is a national holiday in the US, but not commemorating Lee, but it's MLK Day.

You have wandered into a vast field of lost culture. Run for the quickest exit.

You have wandered into a vast field of lost culture. Run for the quickest exit. — Paine

It's made MLK Day that much more relevant for me, and for that, I am glad I wandered in.

You are up to speed.

I've got me a bourbon drink and I'm listening to a far away static filled radio station playing 1950s country songs I've never heard of.

I call it throwback Sunday, which is pretty authentic but for the interweb posting thing I'm simultaneously doing. — Hanover

Do yourself one better.

https://www.my60stv.com/

Good to know. I like to think my immature days of insulting members that annoy me are over, but one never knows.

I've got me a bourbon drink and I'm listening to a far away static filled radio station playing 1950s country songs I've never heard of. — Hanover

From "Windfall" by Son Volt:

Switching it over to AM
Searching for a truer sound
Can't recall the call letters
Steel guitar and settle down

Catching an all-night station
Somewhere in Louisiana
It sounds like 1963
But for now it sounds like heaven

Good to know. I like to think my immature days of insulting members that annoy me are over, but one never knows. — Noble Dust

I was once 17, still am 17, and will always be 17. Except every so often I'm 13.

But was thinking more armadillo.
It's a Texan thing. You wouldn't understand. — Paine

I saw that too and I've never been to Texas. Actually @Hanover bread looked like my mum's meatloaf if it were shaped like a lacerated armadillo. She made dry meatloaf.